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... usually prominent political figures . Unlike in the United States , they do meet and de- cide on overall policy . Since they must be familiar with many different issues , from foreign , defense and economic policy , to the state's ...
... usually prominent political figures . Unlike in the United States , they do meet and de- cide on overall policy . Since they must be familiar with many different issues , from foreign , defense and economic policy , to the state's ...
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... usually has a majority in the House of Commons , there has never been the need for a coalition government to rule in Canada . Even if one party does not win a majority of seats , the custom is for the party with most seats to form a ...
... usually has a majority in the House of Commons , there has never been the need for a coalition government to rule in Canada . Even if one party does not win a majority of seats , the custom is for the party with most seats to form a ...
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... usually a prominent member of the governing party who was passed over for a cabinet post . The speak- ers in both chambers normally alternate 34 26 14 75 14 103 between anglophones and francophones ; in the House , the deputy speaker ...
... usually a prominent member of the governing party who was passed over for a cabinet post . The speak- ers in both chambers normally alternate 34 26 14 75 14 103 between anglophones and francophones ; in the House , the deputy speaker ...
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Political System | 117 |
Governmental Structure | 135 |
The Vanishing | 141 |
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